Shamanic Princess (OAV)
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Director: Screenplay: Mami Watanabe Storyboard: Hiroyuki Nishimura Music: Yoshikazu Suo Character Design: Atsuko Ishida Art director: Hajime Matsuoka Executive producer: Producer: Color Coordination: Takako Suzuki Director Of Cinematography: Takashi Azuhata Editing: Takeshi Seyama Music producer: Shiro Sasaki Sound Effect Director: Masafumi Mima Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi Theme Song Performance: | Hiro Yuuki as Leon Kouichi Yamadera as Kagetsu Mitsuki Yayoi as Lena Sayuri as Tiara Tomo Sakurai as Sarah Rica Matsumoto as Tomoko Maruo as Apoline Yuka Imai as Mimi Ai Satou as Teacher Akiko Nakagawa as Susanna Nana Yamaguchi as Adept A Noriko Uemura as Adept C Rokuro Naya as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Arlen Tarlovsky Translation: Kevin McKeown Executive producer: John O'Donnell Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky ADR Engineer: Jim Regan Dubbing supervisor: Christopher Sippel DVD Coordination: Tom Wayland DVD Executive Producer: John O'Donnell DVD Producer: Stephanie Shalofsky Script Adaptation: Crispin Freeman | Alvaro J. Gonzalez as Leon Crispin Freeman as Kagetsu Mary Anne Towne as Sarah Suzy Prue as Lena Tara Jayne as Tiara P.M. Lewis as Japolo Rachael Lillis as Tristan Goddard as Graham Wendy Walker as Apoline Ed Hajj as Elder Mary Anne Towne as Priestess (ep 5) P.M. Lewis as Suzy Prue as Priestess (ep 5) Tara Jayne as Shadow (ep 5) Tristan Goddard as The Throne of Yord | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Animax Korea | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Beez | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Aldo Stella | Emanuela Pacotto as Tiara Debora Magnaghi as Lena Lara Parmiani as Sara Massimo Di Benedetto as Leon Patrizio Prata as Kagetsu Alberto Ferracin as Gram Annamaria Mantovani as Antonio Paiola as Saggio Donatella Fanfani as Demone Elisabetta Cesone as Maga G. Enza Petrone as Jenny De Cesarei as Loredana Alfieri as Maga R. Manuela Scaglione as Oliviero Corbetta as Yord Patrizia Mottola as Japoro | |||||||
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| (none) | Daniel Schlauch as Japolo Jana Kilka as Tiara Marieke Oeffinger as Lena Stefan Günther as Kagetsu Kathrin Gaube as Sarah Leoni Oeffinger as Mimi Manuel von Radvanyi as Leon Ulf Söhmisch as Ältester | |||||||
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| (none) | Dada Carlos as Sarah Lloyd Navera as Kagetsu Rowena Raganit as Tiara Lloyd Navera as Japolo Vincent Gutierrez as Leon | |||||||
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